Traducción de Estonian en Español:

Estonian

estonio, adj.

Pronunciación /ɛˈstoʊniən//ɪˈstəʊnɪən//ɛˈstəʊnɪən/

adjetivo

nombre

Only 33 per cent of Estonians, Latvians and Lithuanians think membership ‘is a good thing’.

Fortunately, Lithuanians - as well as Estonians and Latvians - understood this game.

Finns had a more positive attitude toward it than Estonians and Russians did.

Poles, Lithuanians, Latvians, and Estonians suffered as others had before them.

Other ethnic groups often found in Latvia include Belarussians, Estonians, Germans, Gypsies, Jews, Lithuanians, Poles, and Ukrainians.

At this time native Estonians and Latvians were beginning to settle in the towns, and from this new class there emerged nationalist and revolutionary groups.

In August 1989 two million Lithuanians, Latvians and Estonians formed a human chain that stretched north from Vilnius to Tallinn.

I am an Estonian, I am a mother, I am a grandmother.

Being a second generation Estonian, I would like to point out that Estonians had the same atrocities committed against them.

We talk to Finns, Estonians and various other Europeans.

Many Estonians and Latvians see their Russian neighbors as colonizers whose loyalties are uncertain and whose presence in such large numbers threatens the political security and ethnic identity of their nations.

Now, travel is common, with many Estonians visiting the close-by Scandinavian countries or Germany.

‘I am really looking forward to the Irish event,’ said the 28-year-old Estonian.

The British, the Swedes and the Estonians agree.

Four groups of people lived peacefully side-by-side, Estonians, Russians, German and Jews.

As with many other European groups, Estonians have colorful regional costumes that immigrants sometimes brought with them, but these are worn only on special occasions, such as ethnic celebrations or festivals.

The immigrants were seen as occupiers and colonists, and relations between Estonians and Russians are still strained.

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(language)

estonio masculino

‘Finding interpreters who can go from Hungarian into Estonian won't be easy,’ frets one official.

More people know Irish than Maltese, Latvian or Estonian, the protestors claimed.

Before they could interview the people involved properly, the police had to find language experts who could translate between Estonian, Lithuanian and English.

Millions of people will continue to speak Italian, Greek, Latvian, Estonian, Lithuanian, Vietnamese, Lebanese and the world's many other languages when they die out in Australia.

He writes his own lyrics, but it's virtually impossible to say in what language as he borrows words from Estonian, Finnish, and even throws in his own made-up vocabulary.

Many countries will be represented in this concert as the group will sing in a number of languages including Spanish, French, Estonian, German and Latin.

English is widely spoken because so few non-Finns speak Finnish, a tongue that has no link to any other Scandinavian language, but is akin to Estonian and Hungarian, yet understood by neither.

In the 1970s and the 1980s, many of Billy Graham's books were translated into Estonian, even without any hope of publishing them officially.

Of course, the Baltic minorities are not only Russians but Ukrainians, Belarusians, and Jews - in a word, everyone who does not speak Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian.

Deterred by the prospect of finding interpreters who could deal with such combinations as Portuguese to Estonian or Finnish to Slovene, Brussels ruled new translators only need to render documents into English, French and German.

Always impressed by the great distance eels are fated to swim, I wondered where Eastern European eels go for breeding season, so I pull out an old encyclopedia, in Estonian.

Finnish is not related to any of the major European languages, although it resembles Estonian.

The official language is Estonian, with Russian also widely spoken.

If anyone can speak Estonian and tell me what the rest means, please do.

Instead, it is more like Finnish, Estonian, and a few languages spoken in remote parts of Russia.